Design Tips

April 2024

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Figure 1: Inductive power transmission concept with primary side control and receiver

Frederik Dostal, Analog Devices, Inc.

Wireless transmission of power has numerous advantages. For example, it makes fault-prone plug contacts redundant. Devices can be built into housings that are protected against moisture ingress. Users also don’t have to go to the trouble of plugging in cables. Most wireless power transmission applications li

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04/01/2024

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